Research

Current Funded Projects

Impact of Post-Acute Care Payment Changes  

Funder: NIA AG065371
PI(s): Multi-PIs Leland, Mroz
IRB STUDY # 20110319

Intersection of Disability and Homelessness

Current Non-Funded Projects

No current active unfunded projects, for past work see below

Past Projects

Past Funded Projects
  • Optimizing Care for Patients with Dementia: A Comparison of Two Non-Pharmacological Treatment Approaches (Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute, IHS-1608-35732, Multi-PIs Leland, Chew)
  • Identifying Patient-Centered Fall Prevention Care Processes in Hip Fracture Rehabilitation (Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, K01 HS022907, PI- Leland, 7/2015- 12/2017)
  • Characterizing Contemporary Practice to Inform Quality Measure Development (American Occupational Therapy Association, PI-Leland, 11/2018-12/30/20)
  • Characterizing Real-World Post-Acute Care Practice for Identifying Cognitive Impairments (Project Lead: Rouch)
  • Exploring the factors impacting the experiences of underrepresented older adults in post-acute care facilities (American Occupational Therapy Foundation, Como) 
Past Non-Funded Projects
  • Examining PAC experiences among NIH health disparity populations: a scoping review (Project Lead: Williams)
  • Examining Current Evidence on Informal Caregiver Experiences of Nursing Home Dementia Care, from U.S. NIH Health Disparity Populations (Project Lead: Rouch)
  • Functional Cognition Psychometric Evidence (Project Lead: Rouch)
  • Examining Post-Acute Rehabilitation Processes and Outcomes Following Spinal Cord Injury (Project Lead: Harper)
  • Evaluating the Effectiveness of Interventions for Caregivers of Individuals with Chronic Conditions (Project Lead: Rouch)
  • Occupational Therapy’s Role in Primary Care (Project Lead: Rouch)
  • Understanding Best Practice for Functional Cognition Assessment (Project Lead: Rouch)
  • Exploring Diverse Caregiver Priorities of Dementia Care (Project Lead: Rouch)